Rob Longley is a Beat Writer/Columnist at the Toronto Sun and Postmedia. He specializes in covering Major League Sports, focusing on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Rob's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Calgary Herald, Ottawa Citizen, and National Post, among others.
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Rob Longley's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly baseball and the Toronto Blue Jays. He frequently covers events and announcements related to the team, including player acquisitions and performances. Given this, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews with players or management personnel of the Toronto Blue Jays.
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The main piece going the other way, however, is one of the Jays top prospects: Shortstop Arjun Nimmala.
By: Rob Longley
Incoming 28-year-old has split the 2026 season between Texas and their triple-A affiliate in Round Rock
By: Rob Longley
In return, Toronto is getting starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti
By: Rob Longley
Toronto receives minor league pitchers Dasan Hill and John Klein as well as infielder Dameury Pena in return
By: Rob Longley
Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins leaped back and forth from swinging for the fences to mending them at the MLB trade deadline. Read on.
By: Rob Longley
Former Blue Jays fave Kevin Gausman, now with the Chicago Cubs, pens an emotional thank-you: “Love you all”
By: Rob Longley
Brutal season for $500-million slugger has Toronto's brass frustrated as first baseman's power drought continues into August.
By: Rob Longley
Brutal season for $500-million slugger has Toronto's brass frustrated as first baseman's power drought continues into August. Read more.
By: Rob Longley
There has been speculation of sweeping changes in personnel for Sportsnet's NHL broadcasts
By: Rob Longley
"It was kind of a stab to the heart a little bit, because right after she said the Blue Jays couldn't, so that was a tough moment," said Gausman.
